Mind Trackers personality test

[Peter Deadpan]

I did not see this coming. Every word is me though.

Peacemaker
71% Visionary
61% Observant
70% Introverted
Identity: Supporting

True to their name, Peacemakers excel at cultivating peace and harmony in their environments. Perhaps the most dreamy and idealistic of all types, Peacemakers never truly rest. Kind, perfectionistic, and acutely sensitive, they want to do whatever they can—or even more—to improve the world around them.

Peacemakers are deeply complex, and sometimes even they find it difficult to truly understand what drives and inspires them. People with this personality type learn from childhood to shield their sensitive, idealistic hearts from outside judgment and criticism. In order to avoid being misunderstood and isolated, Peacemakers often curb their childlike enthusiasm and insatiable fascination with the world.

Unfortunately, this repression can trigger significant mood swings: Peacemakers may feel on top of the world one day and consumed with self-doubt the next. They are sensitive to rejection and criticism, and their high expectations for themselves can lead them to procrastinate, feel overwhelmed, or even give up on their ideas. To cope, Peacemakers may indulge in wishful thinking. More than any other personality type, they admit to hoping that a problem will go away if they ignore it.

Fortunately, Peacemakers have a unique set of tools to make an impact, thanks to their innate creativity and their eagerness to grow into their best selves. People with this personality type care deeply about ethical causes, and they’re unmistakably authentic, making them perfect candidates for any work that involves helping or encouraging others. Peacemakers are highly adaptable and intuitive, constantly scanning their environment for cues that something is amiss. While this trait can trigger anxiety or self-consciousness for Peacemakers, it also enables them to anticipate people’s behavior and make the best of unpredictable situations.

Creative, even poetic individuals, Peacemakers find deep fulfillment in expressing their thoughts through writing. Fascinated by the worlds that a masterful writer can bring to life, many Peacemakers dream from an early age of becoming authors. These personalities can be perfectionistic, endlessly polishing their articles or novels. But when they do share their work, it’s difficult for their audience not to be fascinated by their rich imaginations.

Gentle and altruistic, Peacemakers are irreplaceable wherever a situation requires positivity and healing. Their quiet enthusiasm, empathy, and curiosity can sometimes accomplish much more than another personality type’s strident, rational approach. Provided they quiet their self-doubt enough to commit to their visions, Peacemakers are capable of great things. As Eleanor Roosevelt famously said, “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.”

 

[Norrsken]

Reformer
Visionary - 86%
Diligent - 53%
Introvert - 82%
Identity = Supporting

Deeply moved by altruism, kindness, and generosity, Reformers long to play their part in making the world a gentler place. Though few and far between, Reformers possess a unique combination of steadfast idealism, decisiveness, perfectionism, and insight that allows them to not only dream big, but also make those dreams into reality.

Thanks to their extraordinary empathy, Reformers are able to feel what others feel and think how others think. They instinctively shift their own moods to mimic those of the people around them—an ability that enables them to make deep connections with others. If there is one thing about other people that Reformers don’t understand, it’s selfishness. Reformers feel guilty about putting themselves first, and from their perspective, what’s good for someone else is ultimately good for you too.

Eager to help, Reformers take pleasure in other people’s success, and they’re glad to contribute their efforts to a worthy cause. They tend to excel more at big-picture endeavors than nitty-gritty details, however, and routine tasks often lose their interest. Reformers want to feel as if they’re making a difference, not shuffling papers or dealing with red tape. That said, when Reformers make a commitment to complete a project or help someone out, they have the skills and the drive to set appropriate goals, reach the necessary milestones, and deliver.

Reformers are among the most humble personality types, and they tend not to draw attention to themselves or display their strengths in social settings. That said, they are masters of the written word. Drawing on a sense of poetry, Reformers write with smooth, evocative language. Their empathy enables them to connect with their audience, while their creativity and imagination make them uniquely persuasive. Many Reformers are drawn to writing as an effective and personally fulfilling means of organizing their thoughts and communicating their ideas and ideals to the world at large.

Exceptionally sensitive to other people’s opinions, Reformers don’t welcome debates or feedback about the things they hold dear. Reformers are highly vulnerable to criticism, and they may worry constantly about saying the wrong thing, letting people down, or even being abandoned by their friends.

Emotionally charged situations make people with this personality type deeply uncomfortable. Reformers are more likely than any other type to change the subject if a conversation gets heated, and they’ll often suppress their own needs or opinions in order to avoid conflict. On those rare occasions when Reformers do lose control of their emotions, they tend to judge themselves harshly for their outbursts.

If they overwork themselves, spread themselves too thin, or outsource their self-esteem to other people’s good opinion, Reformers can experience significant stress. On top of this, Reformers are very private, and they need time alone to recharge. Their energy is drained quickly by social activity—especially if it’s contentious. Unless Reformers pace themselves, allow themselves alone time, and develop strategies for mitigating stress, they’ll be forced to withdraw entirely, hermit-like, until they recover.

Reformers’ empathy is both a gift and a curse, and therein lies their greatest challenge. On the one hand, Reformers can see into others’ souls and give them just the help they need. On the other hand, Reformers’ exquisite sensitivity can send them lurching about emotionally, desperate for other people’s approval. Fortunately, if they learn to manage their anxieties, people with this rare, genuinely altruistic personality type stand to carry out their ideals and make a true difference in the world.

 

[Lord Lavender]

Campaigner
(VOE-M)

Nature
82%
Visionary Realistic
Tactics
78% Diligent Observant
Energy
74% Introverted Extraverted
Identity
MotivatingSupportingChallengingPerfecting
Cheerful and enthusiastic, Campaigners never go unnoticed. In turn, they observe other people astutely. Extraordinarily intuitive and perceptive, Campaigners are always scanning their surroundings and absorbing information—not facts and figures, but clues about people, their emotional states, and their motivations. People with this personality type believe that everything happens for a reason, and they are very interested in discovering exactly what those reasons are.

Campaigners are confident yet sensitive, and they see emotions as integral to our identity as human beings. They believe that the core of someone’s personality comes from the heart, not the head. Firm in their convictions, Campaigners dislike inauthenticity and all impositions of control, whether direct or indirect. This independence and bold self-determination can put Campaigners on a collision course with people or institutions that are rooted in tradition or convention.

Campaigners’ radical authenticity, combined with their empathy and enthusiasm, makes them very inspiring individuals. Open-minded and optimistic, they enjoy meeting different people and encountering novel situations. Despite their intensity and sensitivity, Campaigners rarely lose their calm, and they are generally happy and satisfied with their lives. Thanks to this innate confidence, Campaigners often attract people who look up to them or are outright dependent on them. Free spirits that they are, Campaigners find such situations stifling.

While Campaigners are certainly willing to work hard on something that excites and inspires them, they are by no means perfectionistic, nor are they status-conscious or beholden to materialistic goals. People with this personality type see life as something to be enjoyed, not wasted away slaving for something empty or artificial. More than any other personality type, they aim to live as if there’s no tomorrow. As a result, Campaigners would gladly sacrifice job security, impressive titles, or material wealth in favor of the opportunity to express their creativity, choose their own path, and be appreciated for who they truly are.

For all their social skills and drive, Campaigners can become surprisingly withdrawn and introspective in certain situations. People with this personality type care about integrity and motivations. If an aspect of their own behavior or someone else’s rings untrue or seems inauthentic, Campaigners may withdraw to process their doubt and reflect on the situation. If they can’t find an explanation, they may end up unsettled or confused.

Campaigners can be moved to withdraw by other types of situations as well. Thanks to their highly developed intuition, they periodically need time to let their minds relax and process everything they’ve absorbed. These quiet, meditative spells can surprise even Campaigners’ closest friends, who are used to their bubbly, cheerful energy. These periods of withdrawal are always temporary, however: Campaigners’ work is never done, and they emerge with new focus and drive.

 

[Hiraeth]

When I first took this, I got the Scientist (LOL!), which is totally not me because it sounds more NT and I am most definitely not an NT. I did it again today and got the Peacemaker, which makes a lot more sense to me, but I can also see the Artist being a possibility too, simply because I am one.

Peacemaker (VOI-S)

Nature: Visionary - 84%
Tactics: Observant - 70%
Energy: Introverted - 81%
Identity: Supporting

True to their name, Peacemakers excel at cultivating peace and harmony in their environments. Perhaps the most dreamy and idealistic of all types, Peacemakers never truly rest. Kind, perfectionistic, and acutely sensitive, they want to do whatever they can—or even more—to improve the world around them.

Peacemakers are deeply complex, and sometimes even they find it difficult to truly understand what drives and inspires them. People with this personality type learn from childhood to shield their sensitive, idealistic hearts from outside judgment and criticism. In order to avoid being misunderstood and isolated, Peacemakers often curb their childlike enthusiasm and insatiable fascination with the world.

Unfortunately, this repression can trigger significant mood swings: Peacemakers may feel on top of the world one day and consumed with self-doubt the next. They are sensitive to rejection and criticism, and their high expectations for themselves can lead them to procrastinate, feel overwhelmed, or even give up on their ideas. To cope, Peacemakers may indulge in wishful thinking. More than any other personality type, they admit to hoping that a problem will go away if they ignore it.

Fortunately, Peacemakers have a unique set of tools to make an impact, thanks to their innate creativity and their eagerness to grow into their best selves. People with this personality type care deeply about ethical causes, and they’re unmistakably authentic, making them perfect candidates for any work that involves helping or encouraging others. Peacemakers are highly adaptable and intuitive, constantly scanning their environment for cues that something is amiss. While this trait can trigger anxiety or self-consciousness for Peacemakers, it also enables them to anticipate people’s behavior and make the best of unpredictable situations.

Creative, even poetic individuals, Peacemakers find deep fulfillment in expressing their thoughts through writing. Fascinated by the worlds that a masterful writer can bring to life, many Peacemakers dream from an early age of becoming authors. These personalities can be perfectionistic, endlessly polishing their articles or novels. But when they do share their work, it’s difficult for their audience not to be fascinated by their rich imaginations.

Gentle and altruistic, Peacemakers are irreplaceable wherever a situation requires positivity and healing. Their quiet enthusiasm, empathy, and curiosity can sometimes accomplish much more than another personality type’s strident, rational approach. Provided they quiet their self-doubt enough to commit to their visions, Peacemakers are capable of great things. As Eleanor Roosevelt famously said, “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.”

 

[Neal Caffreynated]

Your personality type:
Campaigner
(VOE-M)

Nature

52% Visionary

Tactics

68% Observant

Energy

84% Extraverted

Identity

Motivating

Cheerful and enthusiastic, Campaigners never go unnoticed. In turn, they observe other people astutely. Extraordinarily intuitive and perceptive, Campaigners are always scanning their surroundings and absorbing information—not facts and figures, but clues about people, their emotional states, and their motivations. People with this personality type believe that everything happens for a reason, and they are very interested in discovering exactly what those reasons are.

Campaigners are confident yet sensitive, and they see emotions as integral to our identity as human beings. They believe that the core of someone’s personality comes from the heart, not the head. Firm in their convictions, Campaigners dislike inauthenticity and all impositions of control, whether direct or indirect. This independence and bold self-determination can put Campaigners on a collision course with people or institutions that are rooted in tradition or convention.

Campaigners’ radical authenticity, combined with their empathy and enthusiasm, makes them very inspiring individuals. Open-minded and optimistic, they enjoy meeting different people and encountering novel situations. Despite their intensity and sensitivity, Campaigners rarely lose their calm, and they are generally happy and satisfied with their lives. Thanks to this innate confidence, Campaigners often attract people who look up to them or are outright dependent on them. Free spirits that they are, Campaigners find such situations stifling.

While Campaigners are certainly willing to work hard on something that excites and inspires them, they are by no means perfectionistic, nor are they status-conscious or beholden to materialistic goals. People with this personality type see life as something to be enjoyed, not wasted away slaving for something empty or artificial. More than any other personality type, they aim to live as if there’s no tomorrow. As a result, Campaigners would gladly sacrifice job security, impressive titles, or material wealth in favor of the opportunity to express their creativity, choose their own path, and be appreciated for who they truly are.

For all their social skills and drive, Campaigners can become surprisingly withdrawn and introspective in certain situations. People with this personality type care about integrity and motivations. If an aspect of their own behavior or someone else’s rings untrue or seems inauthentic, Campaigners may withdraw to process their doubt and reflect on the situation. If they can’t find an explanation, they may end up unsettled or confused.

Campaigners can be moved to withdraw by other types of situations as well. Thanks to their highly developed intuition, they periodically need time to let their minds relax and process everything they’ve absorbed. These quiet, meditative spells can surprise even Campaigners’ closest friends, who are used to their bubbly, cheerful energy. These periods of withdrawal are always temporary, however: Campaigners’ work is never done, and they emerge with new focus and drive.